Eighth second, Neuer error. Bayern disconsolate after the derby

Immediately after the first whistle, the ball was played from the middle of the pitch towards the Bayern goalkeeper. Neuer waited too long to make the break, which caused Robin Fellhauer to take the ball from him and put it into the net.

It was the fastest goal scored in the 63-year history of the German top league. The previous record was held by Karim Bellarabi from Bayer Leverkusen and Kevin Volland from Hoffenheim - both scored in the ninth second of the match.

Neuer also made a mistake on Augsburg's second goal. In the 64th minute, Calvin Brackelmann's not-so-strong shot from the left side of the penalty area was deflected forward. Rodrigo Ribeiro got the ball and successfully kicked it into the goal.

Bayern responded with two goals. Ismael Saibari equalized in the 55th minute, and Nathaniel Brown scored ten minutes before the end of the match to make it 2-2. Harry Kane, the most effective player of the previous three Bundesliga seasons, assisted both goals.

The Munich team had two more goals, but after VAR analysis they were disallowed. In both cases, Luis Diaz took part in actions that resulted in goals, but his partners were offside.

There will be no lead in the table

The draw means that Bayern failed to move to the top of the table. After the second division of points in the season, they have 11 points, two less than Borussia Dortmund. The leaders also drew 2-2 with Werder Bremen on Friday, conceding two late goals. It was BVB's first league match this season without a win.

Teams with Poles also lost on Saturday. FSV Mainz, with Kacper Potulski playing until the 70th minute, lost to Bayer Leverkusen 3:4. Elversberg, for whom Łukasz Poręba played the full match, lost 0-1 to Union Berlin.

One of the goals for Bayer was scored by Patrik Schick. The Czech was the third player in the club's history to score a goal in each of the first five rounds of the Bundesliga. This was previously achieved by Dimitar Berbatov in the 2005/06 season and Stefan Kiessling in the 2009/10 season. Schick, who has five goals, is currently leading the scoring charts.